Stem Cells

 Stem cells are special cells that can support repair and regeneration of tissue. The products we use are collected from the umbilical cord and placenta after full-term, healthy births, and are carefully processed to ensure safety and quality.

 The processed stem cell products are injected directly into the joint to target inflammation, support natural healing, and potentially regenerate damaged tissue.

 Stem cell products are sourced only from thoroughly screened donors and are processed under strict laboratory standards. As with any injection, there are risks such as pain, swelling, or infection, but serious complications are rare.

 Some patients report improvement within weeks, while for others it may take several months. Releif may be temporary, partial, or absent. 

  Currently, stem cell joint injections are considered experimental and are not FDA-approved for orthopedic conditions. They are offered as an elective, off-label therapy.

Duration of benefit varies. Some patients experience relief for months or longer, while others may require repeat treatments.

No. Stem cell injections are considered elective and experimental, so patients are responsible for the full cost of treatment.

Steroids provide quick anti-inflammatory relief, PRP uses your own blood to promote healing, and stem cells aim to go further by supporting regeneration of damaged tissue. Your provider will help determine which option may best fit your needs.

Patients with active infections, certain cancers, uncontrolled medical conditions, or recent joint replacements may not be eligible. A consultation is required to ensure safety.